I've got a few limbs down in the yard, but nothing I can't handle easily. We've still got power - that's the main thing. Got company here from Arizona who were supposed to leave this morning. Ain't gonna' happen.
From the south side of Yukon: Lots of tree limbs down in the yard, branches and bushes covered in heavy ice, but roads are just wet. Like DRC458, at least we still have power, which is critical since you need electricity to watch football games.
Here in Mustang we have ice, no power, and no cable TV, but the Internet is still up. The generator is running everything we really need is working. If necessary I can watch the game over the air.
Everyone stay safe out there.
Everyone stay safe out there.
East of Ponca we have ice, but no limbs down. Power still in looks like we got 1/4" of ice.
25 miles west of El Reno, 1" of ice, power out, tree limbs down. Looks like about 3 or 4 days of clean up. Pecan trees look to be just about destroyed. I will have to take some down. Can't tell how many until the ice melts.
I wasn't able to get photos of it this morning, but on our morning walk we saw something that seemed strange to us transplanted Okies. We are used to ice storms where the ice drops swiftly off of the lines once they get warmed up. We got another few inches of snow last night and when little "lines" of snow fall off of the power lines, they just drift down slowly and curve a bit. While my camera could have been quick enough on the shutter to get the shot, the old fogey operating it isn't quick enough.
Dang, I am in Del Rio Texas but have to come home Monday morning. I hope it's all clear going up 69/75 to the turnpike and on in to Broken Arrow by then ?
It's a little wet but
kinda nice here :-)
It's a little wet but
kinda nice here :-)
